An Assessment of the Various Features of Notary Acts in Enhancing Judicial Control with in the Context of Ukrainian Legislation
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Abstract
The rule remain that judicial control is very fundamental as it takes preference over notary acts as fundamental new perspective has been considered and certain features of notary as an object of judicial control have been analysed. The importance of this area stemmed from the fact that recently this topic has not been studied in the scientific works of domestic researchers. Attention has been focused on the fact that the state and legal traditions of formation of the institute of judicial control in Ukraine date back to the mid-14th century. At the same time, it has been noted that in today's conditions, judicial control over the activities of notary is inextricably linked to certain features which are important to take into account both in the course of development of the national judicial system, training of judges, and in the course of organization of notary activities. These features include: a) digitalization of notarial activities in Ukraine; b) functioning of the State registers, the successful use of which in the current conditions of the Russian-Ukrainian war is possible only through an effective cybersecurity system; c) consideration of the potential for notaries to participate in illegal schemes, which becomes especially relevant during the period of martial law. From the findings of the research one can say that the various features provided as the notary activities are concerned is really problematic as we continue to experience violations of these features which to an extent has affected the outcome of the results of this research. So from the above analysis, there is that need in ensuring that the various features establish in issue of notary should really be implemented and applicable in matters related to judicial control as far Ukrainian legislation is concerned